Homes in inventory
Homes in Inventory Looks like a lot of additional homes for sale hit the market all at once.
Homes in Inventory Looks like a lot of additional homes for sale hit the market all at once.
[Skip to the end] OFHEO Home Price Index Yes, down a touch for the quarter, but overall looks like it’s flattened out but certainly not
Just annecdotal, but guaranteed that if they were down that much it would be all over the news: Home sales in California jump nearly 27
Note the fact that foreclosures went down a tad in February versus January is buried at the end of the article. Number of US homes
You can save about 100 bps by waiting for the extended limits for jumbos to kick in: Hurdles for Jumbo Borrowers by Jennifer Woods For
Unless home prices fall quite a bit more there will still be upward pressure on OER (owner equivalent rents), a major component of core CPI.
Weak winter sales, but the absolute number of homes in inventory did go down again and is well off the highs. A modest pickup in
Looks like the US full-employment recession is spreading: UK jobless rate falls to 5.2 percent in latest quarter The unemployment rate in the United Kingdom
Same twin themes taking hold – weakness and inflation. Highlights: US Mixed data EU Softening data could change ECB’s inflation rhetoric JN CPI Higher on
U.K. Mortgage Approvals Drop to Least Since 1999 By Jennifer Ryan (Bloomberg) U.K. mortgage approvals dropped in December to the lowest in at least nine